Russia launched a massive attack on the Kyiv region, causing fires and destruction in several districts of the region. In Boryspil, a nine-storey residential block was partially destroyed and two people were injured as a result of a direct hit. Rescue workers evacuated 15 residents, and efforts to deal with the aftermath of the attack are ongoing.
Briefly about the main points
- Two people were injured in Boryspil after being struck by a projectile.
- The roof of a residential block was on fire and the structures on the ninth floor were destroyed.
- Rescue workers evacuated 15 residents, and psychologists from the State Emergency Service provided them with support.
- In the Bucha district, another strike hit a warehouse building near the site of the fire.
- In the Obukhiv district, debris from drones caused fires in ecosystems.
A second blast whilst fighting a fire in the Bucha district
A warehouse caught fire in the Bucha district. Whilst the fire was being brought under control, the Russians launched a second strike on a nearby warehouse building. This posed an additional threat to the rescue workers operating at the scene.
In the Obukhiv district, emergency services extinguished fires in natural habitats caused by falling debris from Russian drones.
Evacuation of residents from a damaged building in Boryspil
In Boryspil Following the strike, a fire broke out in a nine-storey residential block. The roof was on fire, and the structure of the ninth floor was damaged.
Rescue workers evacuated 15 residents from the building. Psychologists from the State Emergency Service provided the necessary support to those affected. Clean-up operations following the attack are ongoing.
